Wild Wyoming
Wildlife Watching & Hunting
Experience abundant wildlife, wide-open landscapes, memorable photography opportunities, and Wyoming hunting traditions throughout Converse County.
Wildlife Watching & Outdoor Photography
Converse County is one of Wyoming’s most rewarding destinations for wildlife watching and outdoor photography.
Elk, pronghorn antelope, black bears, mule deer, whitetail deer, and many other species can be found across the county’s mountain landscapes, river corridors, rolling grasslands, and open prairies.
Wildlife Watching & Photography
Douglas photographer Ron Hayes has made his mark in the world of wildlife photography and shares helpful tips for viewing and photographing Wyoming’s remarkable wildlife.
From the mountains along the southern skyline to the open prairies stretching north, Douglas, Glenrock, and the surrounding countryside provide countless opportunities to observe wildlife and capture an unforgettable image.
Mountain WildlifeExplore higher elevations and forested areas where elk, mule deer, black bears, and other Wyoming wildlife may be found. |
Prairie WildlifeWatch for pronghorn antelope, deer, birds of prey, and other species across Converse County’s broad grasslands and open spaces. |
PhotographyBring your camera and take advantage of changing light, dramatic skies, natural habitats, and expansive Wyoming scenery. |
Plan Your Wyoming Hunt
Outdoorsmen and women are drawn to Converse County by its abundant wildlife, diverse habitats, and longstanding hunting traditions.
Hunting licenses, season information, regulations, draw applications, and hunter resources are administered by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
Licenses & Regulations
Review current Wyoming hunting regulations, license requirements, season dates, application information, and other official resources before heading into the field.
Annual Hunter's Barbecues
Each October, the Douglas community welcomes hunters to town during its annual Hunter's Barbecues. These community gatherings celebrate hunting season and offer visitors a warm Converse County welcome.